NEET Re Exam: Strict security arrangements have been made for the NEET exam to be held on Sunday from Delhi to Kota and Bhopal, Patna, Lucknow. CRPF has been deployed, jammers and CCTV cameras have been installed at every centre.
Kalaburagi/Delhi. Today i.e. on Sunday, 21st June, the most talked about medical examination of the country is NEET UG 2026 exam. In which more than 22 lakh candidates are appearing. After the paper leak, strict security arrangements have been made across the country for this examination. From Delhi to Kota and from Karnataka to Kashmir, the government and administration are keeping a close watch. The National Testing Agency has issued strict guidelines for every examination center. To prevent any disturbance, jammers, CCTV and police forces have been deployed at every nook and corner.
Impenetrable security fort ready in Kalaburagi
- Tight security arrangements have been made for the NEET exam to be held on Sunday in Kalaburagi, Karnataka. Kalaburagi City Police Commissioner Sharanappa SD said that the exam will be held in a government girls college in the city.
- He told that about 600 students will appear in this examination, for which 25 blocks have been created. To conduct the examination without any disturbance, major arrangements like allotment of rooms, installation of jammers and CCTV cameras have been made. Apart from this, coordination meetings have also been held with about 50 invigilators.
Deploying forces at every center of NEET
The Commissioner said, “Earlier also the examination has been conducted successfully here and this time also we want to make similar arrangements.” He further said that the deployment of police and CRPF will start from 8 am on the day of the examination. Candidates will be allowed entry between 11 am to 1:30 pm only after thorough checking and searching.
Videography of every center and student is being done
The officer also said that teams of biometric verification, videography and local police will also be present at the centre. Registration and supervision teams will ensure that the candidates sit at the right place.
NTA appeals to NEET students with congratulations
The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Sunday greeted lakhs of students appearing for the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET)-UG re-examination. NTA has appealed to the students to remain calm and reach the examination centers early. NTA said in a post on
Entry will not be allowed in the exam hall after 11 o’clock
- The agency also reminded the candidates about the important rules and timings of the exam day. According to the advisory, entry into the examination centers will start at 11:00 am, while the last entry will be till 1:30 pm, after which no candidate will be allowed inside. Candidates are advised to carry their admit card, a valid photo identity card and two passport size photographs.
- NTA has appealed to the students not to carry prohibited items, stay hydrated, pay attention to the traffic situation and reach the examination centers well before time.